I agree, IMO, if your feelings are still hurt after five months, you need some serious counseling. (you in general) Sometimes as a parent you have to do the difficult things in life and I always think of this saying I hear, suck it up buttercup.
You are so correct in the need for serious counseling. So many people need it and not just for things that happen five months ago, but for things that happened 20 years ago. I have known several people who have continued to suffer, and I have suggested counseling. They are usually reluctant to get it, but we can always suggest it to them. I have personally had a close relative who needed counseling badly after his divorce, marriage on the rebound, and another subsequent divorce. It seemed to be a badge of courage to him not to go to counseling, but things did not get better and he continued dwelling on things with disastrous results.
"They wanted to focus on an area he may have been able to walk to."
If LE really said that, then it doesn't sound to me like they're focused on Mark.
:cow:
WOW 20 years and still on the rebound. Heck with my divorce I had a party to celebrate, the marriage was bad, the divorce was tiresome, look at mistakes made, count the lessons learned and move on. Never have believed in pity parties. Life is too short to sweat the small stuff.
I thought that was significant, too, and I don't doubt that LE said that because it would be quite a stretch for the reporter to make up out of whole cloth.
A couple of weeks ago I watched Redwine's neighbor's webcam for an hour starting at 11:30 on a weekday morning. During that hour, one car passed. Previously I had thought it odd that if Dylan had set out walking no one had reported seeing him. Now, considering the paucity of traffic on that road I no longer think it's odd. Anything could have happened, and witnesses would have been more unlikely than likely.
Additionally, I strongly suspect that Officer Utter's proclivities came to light as a direct result of the investigation into Dylan's disappearance. Time will tell.
I am still in hopes of a happy ending to Dylan's story.
WOW 20 years and still on the rebound. Heck with my divorce I had a party to celebrate, the marriage was bad, the divorce was tiresome, look at mistakes made, count the lessons learned and move on. Never have believed in pity parties. Life is too short to sweat the small stuff.
Does anyone have anything to substantiate the claim that Mark Redwine is actually working?
IIRC, at the beginning of the time when Dylan went missing, MR's company said they would not release any information about him. Their policy has probably not changed, but if you are interested, you may try to call them again.
Does anyone have anything to substantiate the claim that Mark Redwine is actually working?
No thanks. I believe I have the answer. I was just trying to help others who didn't have that information.
I do not read it that way at all, simply that they do not know. Whether he walked away, accepted a ride or was removed not alive, they do not know. All would fall under "somehow".
There have been several MSM links about Mark working, and nothing since that I know of to say he's not. Here are 2 of them.
I do a lot of things on my own, said Redwine, a truck driver. Among his other activities, every time I get (back) into Durango, I talk to other truck drivers to have them keep fliers in their rigs, he said.
http://www.durangoherald.com/article/20130126/NEWS01/130129704/0/s/Protest-calls-on-Redwine
Also, Dr Phil (link to TxJan's transcript in the Media thread). I think this is the most recent, and I haven't seen MSM since the show say he's no longer working.
MR:
I was making every effort I possibly could cos I was in Texas working for the company that I work for trying to get into Bayfield that night